Here's today's
Central Bank News' link list, click through if
you missed the previous link list. The list comprises news about central banks
that is not covered by Central Bank News. The list is updated during the day
with the latest developments so readers don't miss any important news.
- Russia forecasts economic slump as bailed-out bank gets more funds (Reuters)
- Bank of Israel seen holding rates again on weaker shekel (Reuters)
- World economy 2014: The year monetary stimulus proved its worth (Straits Times)
- China to ease rules to boost lending (Dow Jones)
- US Fed buys $6 bln of mortgage bonds, sells none (Reuters)
- BOJ’s Kuroda says Japan benefits greatly from oil price fall (Reuters)
- BOJ policymakers call for fiscal reform amid tax hike delay-minutes (Reuters)
- Key issues the FOMC might face in 2015 (Confluence Investment Management)
- Australia interest rates unlikely to fall further in 2015 (Sydney Morning Herald)
- S.Korea c.bank promises policy to stay loose as sentiment weakens (Reuters)
- Thai central bank lowers 2014 growth projection to 0.8 pct (Xinhua)
- UK rates will double by end of 2015, Treasury survey says (The Telegraph)
- RBI can’t flip-flop on interest rate: Raghuram Rajan (PTI)
- RBI likely to cut rates by 0.25% in February’s monetary policy review (PTI)
- BSP likely to increase interest rates by 50 points, says UBS (Manila Standard)
- Japan proposes basing interbank rates on actual trades (Reuters)
- Azerbaijan central bank to cut interest rates on loans (AzerNews)
- UAE central bank to study margin lending (Khaleej Times)
- The Fed’s needless flirtation with danger (M.Feldstein/WSJ)
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